26th February 2K19
Economic Times
Ø Britannia to replace HPCL on Nifty50 in stock reshuffle
Ø SBI Research pegs Q3 GDP at 6.6-6.7%
Ø India lacks good economic, jobs data: Bibek Debroy
Ø Adani wins bids to operate 5 AAI airports for 50 years
Ø MFI loan book growth hits 43% at Rs 1.66 trn in Q3
Ø Regulations against every telco except Jio: Voda CEO
Ø 2 cr jobs created in 16 months to Dec 2018: Report
Business Standard
Ø A/cs of IL&FS and its subsidiaries will not be declared NPA for now: NCLAT
Ø Sebi likely to decide on surplus transfer to govt at March 1 board meet
Ø GMR wins bid for Andhra's greenfield Bhogapuram Int'l Airport Project
Ø EID Parry in talks with Indian Oil to start Compressed Biogas production
Ø Etihad conditions may delay debt-laden Jet Airways resolution plan
Business Line
Ø Steel cos set to hike price for third time this month
Ø New EPF subscribers’ monthly count hits a 16-month low in Dec
Ø Rabi sowing closes with record rice acreage of 49 lakh hectares
Ø Lupin gets USFDA nod for anti-inflammatory drug
Ø Thomas Cook India buys 51% stake in Digiphoto
Ø Shilpa Medicare gets USFDA nod for cancer drug
Mint
Ø Bharti Airtel board to meet on 28 February to consider fundraising plans
Ø Relief to e-wallets: RBI extends KYC compliance norms by six months
Ø India's foreign direct investment inflows fall amid pre-election uncertainty
Ø EPFO begins survey to assess quantum of fund parked in IL&FS bonds
Ø Copper near 8-month high on deferred US tariff hikes
Financial Express
Ø Funding, regulatory process haunts life sciences and healthcare startups: EY
Ø Fortis to Sebi: Proceed against Malvinder, Shivinder for Rs 472 crore fraud
Ø Exporters group calls for providing export sops to more products
Ø Real estate defaults could trigger next crisis for struggling Indian NBFCs
Financial Chronicle
Ø Sugar production may exceed demand of 26 MT in SS 18-19
Ø Rupee strengthens by 17 paise against US dollar on easing trade war concerns
Ø Insurers too got stuck in securitised debt deals
Ø Goods and services exports to cross USD 500 bn this fiscal: Prabhu